AJaX is an OpenSource project to
integrate a Java2 Virtual Machine (JVM) into AutoCAD and to provide the
necessary interfaces and class libraries for Java-based application development
on the AutoCAD 2000(i) platform.
You are invited to participate in the AJaX development. Please
subscribe to the AJaX developers mailing list and download the AJaX source code
for free! More...
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Java is gaining more and
more impact on future trends in information technology and is certainly going
to be the language for distributed environments and application
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The CAD industry was less heavily touched by Java until now. There is only one
CAD system I personally know about that incorporates Java directly into their
application (Bentley's
MicroStation/J). Other CAD systems don't seem to care - or at least
they are not talking about it.
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More about Java in the CAD world (AJaX white paper; coming soon)
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Read more about Java at the
sun web site.
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{ News
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- 1.Nov.2000: AJaX released as OpenSource project
- AJaX - which was presented on last year's
CAMP ADGE (AutoCAD Developers Group Europe) in Kopenhagen for the
first time (download the
PowerPoint presentation, ~1.2 MB) - is now released as OpenSource to the Autodesk
developer community.
The event took place at this year's CAMP ADGE in Paris, where brain://on
was giving talks on the OpenSource concept and licence models (Pit Steinlin:
OpenSource) and the release
of AJaX (Bernd Fix: AJaX -
Free At Last!).
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@ Status
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last updated: 05-Nov-2000 If you have any comments or bug reports, please contact
ajax@brainon.ch.
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The current version of AJaX is targeted at AutoCAD developers with
Java experience. If you want to join the AJaX team, please
subscribe to the developer team
and download the AJaX package.
Since this is a quite early stage in development,
no support for application developers or end-users is provided.
This will all change with the first release of an "end-user" version;
no date for such a release can be given yet - so stay tuned for news on
this page.
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Number of participating developers: 16
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See the list of developers...
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